A new website has been launched – Barleywolds.com – as a guide to the countryside and villages between Royston, Stevenage and Bishop’s Stortford. The Barleywolds is the name given to this area of chalk “hills” on the borders of Hertfordshire, Essex and Cambridgeshire.Barleywolds.com is a free, non-commercial guide to the History, Myths, Nature, People, Villages, […]
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Asparagus has such a short season. Make the most of it with this delicious creamy tart. Preparation: 5 minsChill: 20 minsCooking time: 1 hr 10 minsServes: 4-6 IngredientsPastry225g plain flour, plus extra to dustSalt and white pepper120g cold butter, plus extra to grease1 egg yolk(If time is tight you can use 250g ready-made shortcrust pastry)Filling300g
In today’s fast-paced world, managing household tasks can become overwhelming.At We Help At Home, we believe everyone deserves support that truly makes a difference in daily life.Our dedicated team offers personalized assistance for all your home needs—from regular cleaning and maintenance to specialised care services. We pride ourselves on reliability, professionalism, and creating lasting relationships
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Barkway Market will take place from 10am until 4pm on Saturday 10th May in Barkway, Hertfordshire, and is expected to attract over 4,000 visitors.One of Hertfordshire’s popular country shows, Barkway Market is held within the beautiful grounds of Manor Farm, one of the village’s oldest houses, alongside a craft fair in the neighbouring Church.The event,
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April sees the start of Great Chishill Windmill’s popular programme of Open Days.Twice a month on the second and fourth Sunday, the mill’s friendly volunteer guides will open up the mill and provide guided tours of the historic structure. With three picnic tables and wonderful views, it’s a great place for a family visit. Opening
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By Ken McDonald, Secretary One of the main crops of the rich agricultural area covered by The Hundred Parishes is barley, the main ingredient of traditional ales and beer. In the past, much of the barley was malted locally before being taken to a nearby brewery to be combined with water, hops and yeast for
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LitFest features a diverse array of acts, ranging from energetic rock to heartfelt indie, and a refreshing blend of folk and flamenco and much, much more, promising to deliver an unforgettable experience for festival-goers.Featured Artists:Headliner THE KID AND I: Led by multi-talented actor-musician Jacob Powell, international bass player Ma’lek, and London underground legend Minky Très-vain,
The Buntingford Chamber of Commerce is a membership organisation made up of businesses in Buntingford and the surrounding areas.The next meeting takes place on Friday 22nd May 6-7pm at The Cheese Plate, 26 High St, Buntingford SG9 9AQ.Membership is £30 per year, with meetings free to attend as part of the membership. The group hosts
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The Home-Start swimming team made up from staff, volunteers and supporters are ready to take part in the Home-Start Aquathon to be held on Sunday 27th April at Royston Leisure Centre.Please donate in support of their 55 minute relay swim, helping them to raise much needed funds for charity. Home-Start Royston, Buntingford and South Cambridgeshire
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Arthur Rank Hospice Charity’s Star Shine Night Walk will be back with two events this year. Their flagship Cambridge event will take place on Saturday 21st June at 7pm. Choose between a 10- or 5-mile route and get those steps in as you watch the sun set on the longest day of the year.Or,
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Kicking off its 51st year, FSB is still your small business bestie, helping smaller businesses thrive.As we dive into 2025 with all its twists and turns, it’s the perfect time to chat about Business Continuity Plans (BCPs).Think of a BCP as your business’s secret weapon against unexpected hiccups. It’s your roadmap for dodging risks, protecting
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By Ken McDonald, Secretary Until the 19th century, education in England was mostly linked to religious institutions or funded by wealthy donors. The Education Act of 1870 made a commitment to the provision of education to all on a national scale. The Hundred Parishes has some fine examples of schools that were founded prior to
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